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JAMA, 2022
In this narrative medicine essay, an internal medicine physician traveling a lonely road of grief over the loss of her son finds a bond among the many patients who also lost a child.
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In this narrative medicine essay, an internal medicine physician traveling a lonely road of grief over the loss of her son finds a bond among the many patients who also lost a child.
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SHARING AMONG CLUBS: A CLUB OF CLUBS THEORY *
Oxford Economic Papers, 1992This article investigates interclub sharing arrangements as a means for coping with random utilization without imposing capacity constraints that require members to be turned away. The optimal sharing rule and toll are identified for a two-club sharing scheme.
Sterbenz, Frederic P, Sandler, Todd
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Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2011 This paper treats programs in which firms voluntarily agree to meet environmental standards as "green clubs": clubs, because they provide non-rival but excludable reputation benefits to participating firms; green, because they also generate environmental public goods.
Klaas van 't Veld, Matthew J. Kotchen
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Clubs im Club – Europas Zukunft? / Clubs within the Club – Europe’s Future?
ORDO, 2007Zusammenfassung Die jüngsten Erweiterungen der EU auf mittlerweile 27 Mitgliedsstaaten haben den europäischen Integrationsprozeß in ein neues Stadium geführt. Zielsetzungen und institutionelle Vorgaben, die für die ursprüngliche Gemeinschaft von sechs eng benachbarten und ähnlich entwickelten Volkswirtschaften vorgesehen waren ...
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2013
Clubs are generalizations of cliques. For a positive integer s, an s-club in a graph G is a set of vertices that induces a subgraph of G of diameter at most s. The importance and fame of cliques are evident, whereas clubs provide more realistic models for practical applications. Computing an s-club of maximum cardinality is an NP-hard problem for every
Petr A. Golovach +3 more
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Clubs are generalizations of cliques. For a positive integer s, an s-club in a graph G is a set of vertices that induces a subgraph of G of diameter at most s. The importance and fame of cliques are evident, whereas clubs provide more realistic models for practical applications. Computing an s-club of maximum cardinality is an NP-hard problem for every
Petr A. Golovach +3 more
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Economica, 1985
Since the publication of James Buchanan's (1965) seminal piece on clubs, club theory has been extended to consider such things as heterogeneous memberships, membership discrimination, institutional form, multiple overlapping generations of members, and game-theoretic aspects of stability (i.e. the existence of a core).' A little explored, but important,
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Since the publication of James Buchanan's (1965) seminal piece on clubs, club theory has been extended to consider such things as heterogeneous memberships, membership discrimination, institutional form, multiple overlapping generations of members, and game-theoretic aspects of stability (i.e. the existence of a core).' A little explored, but important,
Sandler, Todd +2 more
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This authoritative and encyclopaedic reference work provides a thorough account of the public choice approach to economics and politics. The Companion breaks new ground by joining together the most important issues in the field in a single comprehensive volume.
Gary M. Anderson +2 more
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